THE BORE
General => Dysfunctional Hall of Fame => The Borecast/Cruncheons => Topic started by: Eel O'Brian on January 07, 2011, 12:55:41 PM
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http://cruncheons.podbean.com/mf/web/a9vtxq/Cruncheons10.mp3
KINDLE VS. NOOK: E-READER SLAPFIGHT OF THE CENTURY
Doug and Robert got E-readers for Christmas, Kevin got jack shit. We go through the various pros and cons of each device, then talk about E-Books and publishing in general.
BOOKS
Doug and Robert review some of their various e-reads:
(52:00) The Passage by Justin Cronin
(1:11:00) Horns by Joe Hill
1:17:30 The Red Tree by Caitlin Kiernan
1:32:00 The Lost Fleet: Dauntless by Jack Campbell
1:37:00 1634: The Baltic War by David Weber & Eric Flint
1:41:30 Pandora's Star by Peter F. Hamilton
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http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=418028
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Also, we are still accepting entries for the "Write a show agenda" contest where you (YOU) can win 7 PSP games and a 12-Month XBL Gold Subscription card! Entry deadline is January 9th.
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Is this a prerecorded show? 'cause I thought you guys were gonna be too busy for awhile.
Would an outline be sufficient for the show agenda?
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This will make a great start to my weekend. :hyper
Yeoman's work, guys.
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we skipped last week, this show was recorded monday night but i've been kind of sick this week so i didn't get around to editing it until last night
the outline/agenda for the entry can be as sketchy or as in-depth as you want
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Bless you!
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Sorry, late to this one.
Good book discussion. I want to buy an e-reader now. Semi-related note. Brother-in-law is a curator/lecturer at a University library and has a colleague that once did a lecture series on "Vampire literature". He ended up reading The Passage for the sole purpose of trolling his colleague. Didn't work out since she only considered books by female authors. (Apparently the lecture was to a completely female audience) He never did say whether he liked the book or not.
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You can definitely turn pages by swiping the Nook touchscreen
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I will lose the show agenda contest. Guaranteed.